Autodrop Pipettes
Autodrop Pipettes are based on piezo-driven inkjet printing technology. The fluid is aspirated through the nozzle tip into the glass capillary. The integrated piezo actuator induces a shock-wave into the fluid contained in the pipette, which causes a droplet to be emitted from the nozzle.
AD-K-901
Autodrop Pipette, storage volume 37 μl
| Viscosity range: |
0.4 ... 20 mPas * |
| Standard inner nozzle diameter: |
30 μm, 50 μm, 70 μm |
| Droplet volume: |
20 ... 180 pl * |
| Storage volume: |
approx. 37 μl |
| Dead volume: |
approx. 14 μl |
| Materials in contact with fluid: |
glass (PEEK, FEP, ETFE, PTFE)** |
AD-KH-501-L6
Autodrop Pipette, storage volume 25 μl
| Viscosity range: |
0.4 ... 20 mPas * |
| Standard inner nozzle diameter: |
30 μm, 50 μm, 70 μm |
| Droplet volume: |
20 ... 180 pl * |
| Storage volume: |
approx. 25 μl |
| Dead volume: |
approx. 12 μl |
| Materials in contact with fluid: |
glass (PEEK, FEP, ETFE, PTFE)** |
SPECIAL AD-KH-501
Replacement tips for Perkin Elmer Piezorray, storage volume 25 µl
| Viscosity range: |
0.4 ... 20 mPas * |
| Standard inner nozzle diameter: |
70 μm |
| Droplet volume: |
180 pl * |
| Storage volume: |
approx. 25 μl |
| Dead volume: |
approx. 12 μl |
| Materials in contact with fluid: |
glass (PEEK, FEP, ETFE, PTFE)** |
